The Sun. — London, England, 1818-08-07 00:00:00

VDON CE• ) pies of the ;UR to T llll by writteo occasi °ne" 'e Eng " 9ll ,, , r) from ft' are in Ci" 1, appa reo"; .rs, an d the this ' 6611. : :.With yOU' tidy °n il :: r seem s t that I am ill use the the o°llsil oar y to eV ;tiospiracY' to a P ru‘ an ii o° ° ‘ dg' 53,ce 0 f o 01 °i f oil Of how° 0) yi.ies w y oor )0 t o o r 1 10 41 0 (.1 to O le" Ot OW ° 00C .o.kpiestioith ( isfie ad to io , an d tcbc 1) 0 ,re 511611 a Allied of t vvbt d rr P i je f cot' - c ted o P rcje t ore o o 01 it o of Or s ' e 00 s oT° S' w aS ItOt 1 1 0 00 11 el l ' tO e l / )1 0 11 6 . 5 01 aSnice ti° 0 ild°P -010 0 1 t.)° .10 as , tt : l : l43l ' Purpose tl—Nire have conquered liberty ( L he wa r m , an d we wo s ed , onr blood to re a°lish the reign of bigotry, ignorance, and \ 3 , 4l)erst ition ; we would establigh a tyrannical 't übilitrat y and an i nto l erant Cl ergy . w hi c h i n 700 1 4 . ForodCed 600 ye irs of War against t h 4l "d• I'eriih the thought !—I shall return to s ubject i n my Ilex awl .expose the calum le' heap e d Upon the KING, the Count d'ARTOIs, a a nd t he Doke of WRI.LINGToN, for the subject the present uo-unt-!ut is of the highest im- Portance. • cows, AUG. 6.—Sailed the. Sarah and Asia tr s t: lls Pl"ls, fur Qiiet)Pc, with the remainder of Pe p of 60th regiment, an,i part of 76th ; ""nt, tinder the command of Lieutenant-Co utiel FITZGERALD anti Major Scuoontt. 13R AL, AUG. 6.—Sailed the four Spanish trans "h C3tliZ. ?"1"1401Y7i1, AUG. G.—Ships at Spitheatl : his Majesty's at }tp Billette. for Halifax; and Paton, Carter, waiting for 4 His Maj es t y ' s s hi ps Phaeton an d Carron, fitting for ; I‘ll, izo out o f h ar b our us soon as seamen can b e got. . 1,1 1 1 1 -411 " (11 , AUG. G.—S evera l sa l vage vesse l s h as ' s arr i ve d 444 - 1 4 l a th woo , ! an d deals, Ticked up in the Wallet, I .lL utlder the Stink, ;oppose(' to, be part of the cargo of the Thomas Wats,n," a boat having been brought ut the sam e spot with those names upon the stern. 1 4 : 14, ArG. 4.—Arris t:tl the Lord Wellington, Dannatt, tireenland, with to fish-3GO butts of oil. No n —lll Ststra.n s , trG.4.—Passed this harbour, the pichar d of and for Hull, from Greenland, with 14 fish. 11a" Earl P ercy, Cunningham, has arrived at Kirkaldy "4,Cire eulantl, with 12 fish. - --AL E ` XPERlZs!ENT.—Yesterday forenoon e , PEN GRouse exhibited experiments at the Se r t„lvi g house of the Humane Society , o n th e et,i te nntine river, with an apparatus which be h as titsti It qcted for the purpose of opening a commit behveen ships and the s h or e , i n cases o f r mve ck. in- ord er t o save the lives of the pas utrlgejs and crew. Mr. TUENGROUSEI'S mode tr4l:4'etiug inis desirable object is by firing end of a musket a rocket, to w hich is tri a i Lie d 4 small line, and having, after a few kar lb town the rof . ket across the river, a 1,,:,"" \V as drawl) over by the line. Flom the 11,-41', which was fasened on each side of the ei y, a t ree, a seat, called by Mr. TanNGßoitss Mue rci jante,was snspeniled. This seat is rendered "bie w hich the suspending ,top y roil •rs,, to are a ttached, acting on the hawser, and an hag, — P er son might he placed in it, and drawn 4 )al, the ?iip to the shore. On this occasion a toe Pt"perlv fixtd in. it, was drawn twice across kt te 'er Deuti ne. M r. T atiNGßousa a l so ma d e a trial of a life-preserving spencer, torm , 4 4 , tttr 14 eterul pieces of cork. covered with linen, , en nstructed as to give perfect facility to k id, 4 ; tio n of the arms. These expe!ments were %I ter.;i ti t he presence of the Duke of Sussex, and 7 " Persons of distinction. _ - ` e`f /dt N's ftay. mixt, lamented, in the 7t6. paui.s tliyear h '1 'FRANCIS NE'NBEnirt Esq. of St. '4Ol. AI. Y4rd. Itis ! d u after eleven o'c!ock, yesterday eve ning, _ l', lylilal Ili lit , ss the REGENT' arrived at the V . ' 'l, acc ied by Sir IiENJ \ MIN BLOOM t:ZIb. ,I,lte"%lll,Pi,"l(iii his Royal Higjmess will be Alli for tW,, 1v —General GWYNNE and Mr. '.tr ' 'l ' ''. , t he I.)„sengers who s ail ik.an ' A ' aoro are anon; ; tt,'" l s evi c , lng in the Unity packet, Capt ain _ . " Al i, for aepp.... (Brighton Letter, Aug. 6 ) ii,lkeentints fr om c„r„ima of the ISilt tilt. state, .„ t _ t0,,,.,_ , , ~,, t1 ~,c instil-gent priVateers, cruising on that a rt t i' "(1 anchored in the harbonr of Camarinns nti re fie,;" 14th, and demanded I)"vir'iOus k 4 Atnilttlents, which, aster some demur on one side hio'benaces on the other, had been supplied a nd , Pri t i f .. "l* at the prices demanded ; and it was re- Vi t : (l that they were selling the produce of their ~:s in the bays and creeks of that province. 1 1;4 . tit q . , HUG. 6 . — Yesterday morning the , Du ch ess hp Gl ' and the'Dlike 44 CAmßhinGBvikit 14 11, 14 , 4 Coach arid four for Windsor, ..in a , . 1 4t i-e l'fiticess SOPtIIA. Their Royal 1-b g line . ' sea . ittl•rn" h ere to dinner. Prince LEOPOLD arrived l'hirittY"tereay, 011 his way trim London to Clare % bit to th t . (~i :quit ball past two o'Clorls, On I - - i l,ht let)iqti anti the Princess AUGUSTA ; afterwa rd s .. .•ellt it,u'e. pro6eedett oti to clareinout to (nutlet. Nl.' 'tke, his a! tenchnts, and livery servants, tt 't.- 14'1( ' in deep mourning. The Duke and Do ti '' of e - evening at ,t,p AMBRIDGE spent ye sterday ° lace i 41 4) • ‘ii c, 'RRS OF THE CoRPORATIoN TO MR. PEEL..— . i tt ' 4 l li t i ; P 4 Pee of Tuesday we expressed our hope i g lit t'e LoV4I Corporation of this city would '4 t 4 r -e Ille example of the Corporation of the Nig °PIIS, in addressing Mr. PEEL on his de -4,e 'Jr , fr,„, ll f ri . t . I re l and. 0 • exp ectation has tiOt M Y 14, Is la ted. We understand i that on Ti . ..,i15 ., - , , tvi .i", 1 there was a Meeting of the Council, , `l ie r,,1) Address, expressing their athniration of see principles of Mr. PEEL, their deep It ' I oftt tit service his administration has been • b kre ' e . 4'l . and their regret at his departure, was • ''l l'• ii4lslklt has, we believe, - been forwarded to :.Sub (Corit. Adrertizer, Aug. 1.) 44:4 qii 41'' AssizEs Yesterday the several pri confined i . h County Gaol in Horse -413Zt;:1:1114:set:, Surrey, il t :•ere co nv eyed, under a pro ttv '43 to r ~, " oatifnrtl, to t a ke their tr ials . at the . 'if jettilooissli:), 3:n.1 county, which were were opened The only trial trof i l ht 1 a r)ee ist I.lietrot t " G ' e eoro' n e l Clennell, Wm. Cal' I, thi'll 8°7 04 II a 1 , •(i with the murder c1:,, , e,,,,,,,,, urst., cadii„t 11 tvii , _" s tallier, and ohs housekeeper Eliza a ; • ~ )(I .al,i,i i "", iii the month of November last, • ;. I't iler .Ig• This most mysterious and barbarous I''e eel -" ites • of interest to kli, , ,11;v, ‘)"linarY degree dace r , ' 'ay . i p I lie trial is expected to take I . ‘t - kit4 i : A` k as tO have taken place at the last Illt rttl i i 'siz es, but owing to the in(Asposi,ioll e Prlsouer, it was put off till now. oIIIP MR. SINCLAIR'S SPEECH*. .~aa.=-- FOR TH: SUN. Mr. EDlTOR,—Perhaps it is giving an uniieceS• sary consequence to an indefensible passage in a very sensible speech, to offer a word in its refu tation ; but the regard I bare for the speaker and for truth, entitles him to an answer ; and I have no doubt that his reflection upon it will convince him, that his Majesty's Ministers are as deset vin' of his pro,ise for their 1;1)(1.11 and candid resist ance of the Roman Catholic Claims, as they are 'or the rest of their political conduct, which he S 6 justly approves.. SINCLAIII says, that he would grant the Roman Catholics an unlimited eligibility into civil and political power, because. the Sovereign is the third part of the legislative, and tue whole of the executive arm in the Kingdom, which would be a sufficient safeguard to the Protestant Establish ment, as he would naturally prefer Protestants to great offices of , trust, in exclusion of the Roman Catholics, who would not complain. Never was th re assigned a more slight and inapplicable rea son in favour - of their Claims ! It flies over all the sound sense that has been said and written on th.t contrary side, and blinks the palpable and un deniable inconsistency of admitting them into any power whatever in the. State, while ungenuine members thereof, as they undoubtedly are, so long as they deny the spiritual supremacy of the Sovereign in a Protestant Kingdom, and perti naciously acknowledge_ it in a foreigner, over a Roman Catholic country. This objection to their Claim, which they have haughtily wound up to a demand, is insuperable. The wise rejec tion of their presumptive services, which are not wanted, may offend, but does them no injury.— It may provoke, but does not fetter them. If they feel themstlves in chains, ti - ey are their• own smiths, and may knock them off at pleasure.— This Gentleman then refers to Catholic France, where be says Protestants are eligible to the Se nate, and Catholic Austria and Bavaria, where Princes marry Protestant wives ; hut what, ic the name of common sense, has this to do with the British Roman Catholics ? It is no plea for their corn ng into trust, civil, military, or naval ; which is only for those whose temporal and spi ritual tenets agree with our national and Protest- Establishment in Church and State. ' I:► short, Sir, such is my admiration of the Speech in general, that I cannot but think some rank Roman Catholic has sown tares among its purest wheat, which excites an anxious tNish in me, that the speaker would read my former papers on the subject, in Tuft SUN, and reconsi►ler ►he passage, which, with all due deference and re spect for him, has called forth the present ani madversion front TEMLE FILIUS. • Scc THE CVN of Monday last. The (Dublin) Correspondent, we perceive, has taken Iron► In SUN GRANT-T, junior's, admirable Speech on the Inverness-s;,iie Election ; a product!m) well calculaied to herald with a 'vantage this Gentlein:in's assumption of his office under the Irish Govvrimi,a. CORN EXCHANOR, AU tined large supply of Wk ing ►vas very heavy at LI and Malt is steady ; brisker, and full as deli there is no alteration. Foreign Wheat - 60*. 70s. Fine ditto - - 755. 80s. English Wheat - 655. 70s. Fine ditto - - - 755. 85s. Old ditto - - - —s. —s. Rye Fine ditto - - - —s. —s. Barley - - - - 885.445. Fine ditto - - -50 s. 565. New ditto - - - —s. —s. Malt Fine ditto. - -90 s. —s. IVlntePease (boilers) 51s. 565. Fine ditto - - -58 s. 645. JG 7.-1-IRviiig a conti ea: , tt e Trade this more. Vb)pday's prices ; Barley the ()at Trade is rather 11.—Ill Pease and Beans fret - Pease - - - 565, 58s. Fine Grey Pease - sss. 625. Tick Beans - - - 645. 68s. Old ditto - - - —s. —s. Small Tielt Beans -65 i. 765. Old ditto - - - —s. Feed Oats - - - 235. 30s. Fine ditto - - 345. —s. Poland ditto - - RBs. 305... Fine ditto - - - 365. —s. Potatoe ditto - - 345. 355. Rape Seed 461. 521. per last. Fine Flour - - - 70:. 755. Seconds - - - 655. 70s. ISLE OF WIGHT ) AUG. 3.—The harvest in the Island is going on well ; the principal part of the Wheat will be housed by Saturday, and a more abundant crop has not been in the Island for upwards of 40 years. New Wheat, brought to market on Saturday last, weighed near sixty-two pounds per bushel, which is supposed a general average for the Iskod. CAUTION TO STAGE-COACHMEN.--Yesterday James Hunt, driver of the Norwood stage-coach, was summoned before the Surrey Magistrates, and fined 51. and costs, for racing with another coach al Newington, on the 20th July, and driving in so furious a manner as to endanger the lives of the passengers. DISTRESSING CASE..-Mr. hitlN YOUNG, al-nos: respectable man, late landlord of the Mocker Red Cap Tavern, about a month ago attempted to take away, his own life, in a fit of derangement, by shooting hitnsclf through the !,ead with a pistol. The ball lodged in the hack part of his head, and carried away one of his ears. It was extracted, and every expectation entertained of his recovery, when lie was seized with deratige aunt, and died raving mad. . flu Saturday, at Durham, as the prisoners were returning to gaol, after receiving their sentences. John Pratt, a young man 24 years of age (sell !t nced .0 transportation for 7 years), suddenly thre- , off his handcuffs, and ran away trom the cohstables in whose charge he then was, near Elyet-bridge. Although the alarm was instantly ;.4 it en, he ran ftrotigh the trarket-place, cvhic was much crowded with people, and got clear off. POETRY. When S-44, in a dying groan, s Beztaw'd hundred pounds on linNE, Pray to BLASPIIEMY so civil ? "ftV3S, e'er he reached his journey's end, shreiyd device to Orme a friend-- Molding a candle to THE DEVIL. TUE THEA'I'RES. DR U R Y-L AN E. We have given an account in our Police Report (see the last ,page) of a silly appheation made-yes terday to the Magistrees at 'low-Street, against a man charged with having posted a placard on the door of this Theatre. The charge was pro perl dismissed by the Magistrate. The matter, however, is • worth notice, and must raise dis agreeable reflections, as we find that there are as bad feuds among the Directors of the 'Theatre as any that its stage has shewn in diamatic represen tation, though happily not likely to be attended with such tragical effects. The truth is th,lt bar', the u inter Theatres are much too large and if it were not for the HAYMARKET THEATRE, and THE ENGLISH OPERA HOU , E, the first cruelly restricted in point 'of time, by the protracted duration of the winter seasons, and the latter restricted to particular Perform ances, the regular Drama would sink into absurd Melo-Drarnes. pompous processions and •caval cades, and thus all the moral purposes of the Stitge would be wholly overwhelmed in empty show. Ii the taste of Mr. WYATT, die inge oiou3 Atehitect, Irdd been cousiiiii if ilt the size as well as in the structure or Unity-lane 'fbeatre, we shonl''d have seeu an ell lice fit for public crow mndAtion, and good old Dramas might have been revived, and new Authors be iminced to come torward, in the hopes that their plays would be heard.--As it is, we can only advise the Managers of . Drury-Lane Theatre to forget their teuds, to build - a new theatre within the walls of the present, and to employ the intervening space in useful offices, rooms, shops, &c. &c. and, above all, to consider the pressure of the times, and reduce the price of admisAon to the , :ld standard —We would ad monish Covent-Garden Theatre to adopt the same course; for though its last was a successful sea son, it may otherwise often he mortified in seeing " a fre t gayly account of empty boxes," and benches into the bargain. HAYMARKET. The revived play of The African, which was so well reerived nn IVednesday. W4S rept:4lrd last night wfin equal success, indeed may say with increased success, or tie Homers were more settled in their respective characters.-- The grave simplicity and manly feelin: of WARDF, well accorded with the part of Seiko. it a " Prime 111iiiister of Star.-" in this coutrry were permitted to indulge hitnself in such hull emus extravagance d• LISTON dkplays. holding that sit ,, atiou un.!Lr the Mandingo Aloharch, be wo u k; certainly dkli k rh 'he gravity of tt,e Lippe' ‘ House, 'as the actor dues that in the Haymarket. There was a large and eli ga nt audience. ENGLISH OPERA-HOITSE. After the Opera of The Americans, that very etrereling, piece, The Deserter of Naples, was last niOtt revived. at this Theatre. 'l'.l'. ConKE acquitted himself very well in Henry, and Miss KELLY excited dePp sympathy, as well as great applause, it) Louisa Cu ATTEULEY and WILKIN• SON, in Skirmish and Simkin, gave a humuurous relief to the pathos of the s:nry, TIIE ARTS. FLORENCE, JULY 15.—At the great Exhibition of the Fine Arts, at this Court, ere displayed the casts of the mat bles which Lord ELGIN brotight from the Temple of Minerva, at A , hens, called the Panthenon,a,ul which now form the principal or naments of the National' ;Museum of England. These casts area present from the PRINCE RE GENT of ENGLAND, to our Sovereign, in return ior which, several of the finest Statutes of our cele brated Gallery are to Ne muddled, and sent to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT of Great B ritain. Among them is the celebrated group of worse 3nil her children. It is o%v ing to the Envoy of Great Britain, his Excellency Lunt BURGHERSII, th at the above valuable exchanges in the Fine Ar ts have taken place ; in (act, it was the sug ue,tion of the pattiotism and love of science for w hi ch this excellent Nobleman is so much and so j ust ly distingni,bed. The Rildit lion C. ARBUTHNOT gave a grand entertainment ,ou lVednesday to the Doke and atehess of WELLINGTON, %Ir. W. w. POLE, and a large party of distinguished personages, at his house in ll.wnin-street. llnke of V.:EL LINGTON VCRS afterwards, in comjmny MI . ARBUTHNOT and two ladies, among the gay .10'1:1, 1! at Vauxhall Gardens. As soon as his Grace was recogoized, the Duti , of York's band struck up the appropriate ails of " See, the conqueting hero conies !" and the '' British Gt enadirrs." LORD A tiSoN'S FUNERAL %Va. , yesterday morning, and not Wedi.e.day. .nat the fui:eral of this much-larinnacd Nobleman prof-ceded front London. ft is rather singular, that the sister of Hussey destroyed herself in a fit ot insanity :it Mr ~i ore's, at Highgate, last summer ; and that fiti , sscy's brother and uncle area: preseht confined in Bettie lehem Hospital.--( Morning Paper ) The invitation front the Sovereigns at . Aix-la- Chapelle to Mr. BARING, :S striking instance how important CapllahßlF are to Crowned Heads, .m(1 cart only he surpassed by this general invita tint) to all persons, without distinction, ti, come nossessed of Capitals that will umunand Two Thousand sovereigns, on the Regent's Bit Day, at either of SIINWRIGLIT'S four Lontio. , Offices. in Cornhill, Holborn, Oxtot (1. stre, t, Covetltrv-street, w here Fortune directed thi first 30,000/ and the last 30,0001 ever drawn in Lug land, to be sold „Ind shared, and n Tickets and '.!.ares are on sale, for the Two ot 30.000/, &r and whieb may be dart, t: and received Next Wednesday. IVEYMOUTH, AUGUST 3. A most pleasing sight has been afforded us by the Rendezvous of the Fleet of Gentlemen's Yachts from Cowes, according to previous ap• po;ntment, \Odell took place in our Bay on Mon. day list. After forming a line, and coming -to an anchor, the Aleiabers of the Club landed and proceeded to the Crown Tavern, where they partook of a niwit sumptuous dinner, Lord GRANTHAM in the Chair. The next day patty put to sea again nirh a fine breeze, and proceeded .11 their intended utilize. The com pliment thus shewn to this town, we hear, will l e returned by a Regatta and Sailing Match, II Pilot Vessels of this Port and Cowes, on the TA September next, in honour of the King's Coro na! ion, Oor Theatre opens on Wednesday next, tinder the judicious management of that excellent Actor Mr. Sanford (the old favourite of his Majesty), with a well-chosen Corps Drantatigue, possessing taient of no ordinary neseription, selected trool the Theatres- 'Royal London, Bath, Exeter, &c. The bill of fare for that night, already announced, consists of She Would and She Would Not, with A Chip of the Old Mock. The first public Ball at Russell', Royal Hotel Assembly Rooms, on Fri day evening last, was fashionably attended. This rational amusement will be this season particu larly attracting ; Lieutenant-Colonel Ross, at the request of Mr. Rodber, M C. having permit ted the Military Band of the 4th Regiment Royal Irish Dragoon Guards to attend on each night ; and during the time of promenading, &e. to amuse the Nubility and Gentry, in the pi rtormance of different overture, I pieces foo3ic, which they executed in fine slle, 'receiving the highest applause front the assemblage. The Ball opened with Quadrilles, and eonclinied with Country Dancing, the routine of which 1,v.11 he continued; and from the great overflow of company at this period, we hive no doubt but all our places of public resort will be fully attended ; the . Espla nade and Libraries every evening presenting a scene of fashionable gaiety that has not been equalled since the last visit of the King and Queen. The new buildings on Gre , nbill, fronting the Bay and Portland : Roads, as well as those on the Royal Terrace, lately begun in continuance, are proceeding most rapidly; the latter, when finish ed, will form one of the finest ranges of mansions in the kingdom. These improvements are carry ing into effect on waste lands, granted on build ing leases to individuals, by the Trustees of the 'Johnstone Estate, which no doubt still prove to them of present mutual advantage, as well as public accommodation ; and it most assuredly lays the foundation of a source of future wealth to the Minor, Sir George Frederick Johnstone; for such is the anxiety of Gentlemen of Fortune to pur chase those houses, that the whole are already in treaty, or contracted for by different applicants. We are happy to announce that James Weld, Esq. and his Lady, the Hon. Mrs. Weld, intend passing their summer retreat at their newly-fitted marine villa, South Down Cottage,' near this town, where they arrived last week. J. Parish, Esq., of Bath, will revisit this place in the course of ten days. That elegantly fur nished house, No. I. Pulteney Buildings, is en gaged for the reception of this. worthy character. The Provincial Meeting of the Masonic Order of this,County will be held here. on Wednesday, the 2Gth inst. W. Williams, Esq. P. G. M. with several other distinguished Grand Officers, from London, Salisbury, Bath, &c. will honour it with their attendance. The town. is rapidly filling. Among our last arrivals are the tollowing Admiral Sir H. and Lady Hotham, Sir J. and Lady Brough• ton, Lady Medlycott, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, M.P., Mr. and Mrs. li:Acourt, M.P., Colonel Nicholson, Colonel and Mrs. (rosette, Mrs. Vereker, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, Colonel Vezey, Mr. Agar, &c. &c &c. Ciptain K4Tba has been appointed by the Board of Longitude to measure tiie length of the seconds pendulum at the Shetland Islands. The expedition originated with his Majeky's Minis t(rs, who have in the most liberal manner pro vuled the finest instruments, and every thin , * '' that is necessary to promote the object in view. Capt. KATER, accompanied by Lieut. FRANK, of the Navy, arrived in Edinburgh on the 27th of June, and set off for Shetland on the Ist of July, in the Nimrod sloop of war, commanded by Captain DARLING. After measuring the length of the pendulum at Unst, Captain KATER proposes, if the weather is favourable, to go as far as the North Cape in Norway, with the view of deter mining the length of the pendulum in the lati tude of 70 deg. or 71 deg. and to repeat the same measurements in Norway in the latitude of 65 rkg. or GG deg. He then returns to the trigo nometrical survey at Cowhithe, near Banff; and hieing determined the length of the pendulum there, he performs the same experimeiite at Leith Fort, Clifton, Arbury Hill, and DunnOs:— If the weather shall prove favourable, at, 1., ,Ilow Captain KATER to make his observations in Norway, we shall have a series of results of the greatest importance in the determination of the irue tigore of the earth. . A poor Emigrant from the Highlands, who lately came here to embaik for America, has in his posstssoo a relic of great antiquity. It is nu l ess tu 4o the head of the staff of Abbot St. Fillan, of whom so many fabulous stories are related. This crosier is presumed to have been the same Used in office by the Abbot Maurice, who ad miuistered the Eucharist to King Robert Bruce. and his Nobles previous to the memmabie battle of Bannockburn ; and has been pre served in the family of the present possessor eve' since the death of Saint Final), which tool; place in 649, and was confirmed to them by J.ny's tht Second, in letrets of gib, dated at Edinburgh, the Ilth July 1487 ; whhh letters ere rt gitered in the books of Council and Ses sion on tit Ist of November 1734. The relic it se r, hid' is now 1170 years old, and is failed in these letters of girt a (,)oe;Jich, is -.);oi 12 incl.es tong, in the f; rtn of a Shpil in CTtrs - re., k, carved; t i• ge pebble, ~;1 on the !row t h e nz: our Saviour on the truss.—(Greenock Advertiser.) N